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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-19
POPULAR AMUsENEsTs.

Suppose you want TO 20 abroad in the
city, then you will fnd the panorama and
the art gallery and exquisite collections Of
pictures. You will find the Metropolitan
Museum and the Historical Society rooms
full of rare curiosities, and scores Of places
which can stand plainly the test Of what
is right and wrong in amusements. You
will find the lecturiDg hall, which has
been honored by the names Of Agassiz in
natural history, Doremus in chemistry,
Doynton in geology, Mitchell in sstrono.
my, John b Cough in moral reform, and
scores and hundreds Of men who have
poured their wit and genius and ingenuity
through that particular channel upon the
hearts aud conseiences and imaginatious
Of men, setting this country fifty Gears
farther in advance than it wonld have
been without the lecture platform.
/ rejoice in the popularizstion OF out
door sports. / hail the croquet ground
and the fsherman's rod and the sports
mans gun. In our cities life ia 70 IN
healthy and unnatural that
when the census-taker represents
city az having four
hundred thousand inhabitants there are
only two hundred thousand, since it takes
at least two men to amount TO one man, 30
depleting and unnerving and exhausting Is
this metropolitan life. We want more
fresh air. more sunlight, more Of the atan-
don NJ field sports. / cry out tor 1t IN be
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Die u0eiterreidifde sdaben3eie
tilng". amtlides Organ bes DIferreidi.
lden 56iiBenbnnbes, f6rei6t unterm
4. Noo.: y Das 10 iebr bepabtte Sc.
beimniB be5ilgIid bes fran3Dfl6eM
HepetirgeDebres 1T nun geliiftef. gDir
erbalten bon autbsntiiter Seite bic
Wa6ribt, baB bas BEL benz 2ebel Sc
Debr angebratbte Magaaiu bas bon
S1uIbOf in Wien erfunbene 1T. 6etr
2ebel, 3ommanoant Der S6iibenf6ule
in @balons, tuar i'm norigen Sabre bon
eeiten Der frauo6fifben 3esierung mad
Oeferreid belesirt Dorben, Inn bos pas
tent 59ulbOf 5u ermerbeH. Ct ertannte
6as Gemebr ais 6as Dor5iigIi5fe, nabm
baneIbe nit na6 paris unb fanbte es
na6 mebrereR Moden nit benz Bemerfeu
anrttd. Dob 6ieie Waffe flir einen fran3o.
fil6eE SDlbaten 5u ltart iudre. Oas
WagaBin wurbe aber bon Jrantreid]
aboptirt unb oas Gewebr mad ieinem
augebli6en frans6fif6en Griinber 2ebel
benaant. Der grOBe Beifaa, ben bas
Gemebr bel feiHer @rprobung bur1 Sc.
bel BON eieiem erbalten, mar. Gerru
66ulbof i'm @eod9tniB unb peranlaBte
ibH, Der Contraction 2ebel nadaufor.
iden. Oie 9tadfori6ungem gabeu
ibm bic @ewiBbeit. baB 2sbel bas Sp.
fem S6ulbOf, uel@es in Granfreid
pateaiirt 1T. aIs eiaene grfinbung Der.
weribet. 9err S9nlbOi fat tpeaea
Der ibm geiebli6 suffebenbem 9edts
bereits Die nDtbigen s@ritte einseleitet. q
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9beaier, 3rua msine gans3srritliune
unb Bitter. Publifum mar iebr be.
geiitert. SdoB III ben 3miidenatten
adtmal nod mir, mari brei nit pas
troneu 9efiilte Bouquets nod meiner
2Oge unb ipriBte abDe6ielhb nit Ni.
troslpceriu. lJtan CAB ben propbet.
Su Der leBteu 5eehe erplobirie cine
Wiine unter bem Ordeiter. BHbne unb
ein 3beil bes Or6eliers flOsen in bic
2uft. 2ieB ben Reit beg 9tubitoriums
fofort berbafteM unb nad 6ibirien
kansporiiren. gBerbe ben Direftor
un6 Sbeater @affirer bdneen IaKen,
bamit lie in 3ufunft MIR an 2erte, flir
bic iie blirgen t6nnen, 8illets berfanfem.
Merbe Derfuben, mid nun in ben
&eller au fdlei6en, Obne baB es Sc.
man0 merit. I'M borten in einem leeren
Meinfaiie gemiitblib au f9lafen. Suite
yta6t! (Qus ben nWespen.")
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Gin 3omam aus bem 2ebem.

@ines ber 8srIiner publifationsors
game bra9te bieier Sage cine eeri9tIi6e
Yefanntma6ung. tpona1 bic Mnfangs
6ieies Sabres DerfOrbene IS Sabre aIte
Grau 9t. ibr siemti6 5etrd6tIi6es Ser.
mD5en iBrer So9ter, eiuer Jrau @rd.
fin g., 6eren Nufentbait unbefannt lit.
perma6t bat. Dieier 0fentIiGen 8e.
fanntma9ung liegt, ipie bic 81. u.
g." 3u beridtem iueiB, folgenber 3oman
aug benz 2ebsn au 8runhe: @or etpa
25 Sabren lebte bier Gonful 81. nit
feiner @attia unO eimer etlpa 20. idbris
gen Sodter Watbil6e. Sn ieinem
9auie Derfebrte ein iunser polni11er
@raf, ber. na6oem er bic lsbie esnllir.
refti0H 9pOlens nitgemadt bate, mad
Berlin getommen mar. IS gelang
ibm. bas MitIeib unb baIb aud bic
2iebe Matbilben's 81 erringen, berem
Bitten es gelang, bic @inmillisuns Der
Gltern 3ur 0erlobuHs 5u setpinnen.
Yin 8erlO6unssabeno mar cine 9ldn,
3enbe @eielldaft selaben. Man iaS
eben bel Slide, alS ein Diener on ben
9ausberrn berantrat unb ibm lnelbeie,
baB 5iuei 0erren ibn su iprs6sn Ipiini1
ten. IS Daren 3lpei Gtiminalbeamte,
tuel6e 0errn N. mittbeilten. baB Iein
8ufiinftiser 5dpisgerlobn MsdieI gee
fdlfdt babe. unb baB iie ieine Yerbaf=
tunS beluirfem fOllten. 9err %. lief
ben Graien berausrufeu. Der iofort Der.
baftet ipurbs. Ser 6dli6er ipurbe an
smei Sabren 3udtbaus uerurtbeilt.
Qsrr unb 6rau yt. iasten li9 Don benz
3udtbdusIer los, bod persebIiG
orausen fie in ibre SO6ter, ben
llnmiirbisen aufSuaebeu. 9IIs bsrs
Ielbe aus bem @efdn9niB ent.
lafen wurbe, entflOb fe heimIid mil
ibm nod 9tetD Yorf. 8aIb tamen
Briefe. in ipslden Wiaibilbe bic @ltern
Inn 8ersebung anflebte. umb bas
glenb f6ilbette. III wel6es lie seratben,
6a Der 8atte, ein PrOfeilionsfpielsr. lie
fbledt bebanbeIie. DOb bic 8iieie
blieben unbeantlDortst. Surge 3eit
ourauf itarb 0err g.; feline Grau. bic
llninerIalerbiM feines BermDaens. lebte
einiam in ibrer Yilla bel Berlin. uno
bod fdeint oieielbe In ben lebten Sab.
rem Gebniu6t mad ibrer 3o6ier err
gtifen 81 baben. oenn in ibrem Seita,
ment ieBt iie bic 3odter relp. oereH
8inoer sur @rbin bes Yermbaens sin.
Grdfiu 3, Deldt i'm Sabre 1870 nit
ibrem @atieu Rew Yort usrlalsm. 1T
aber ieitoem DeribOlleu; iener Mufrui
lu6t fie.
lleberrbde 3u $3.50 unb $3.50,
BET u. Morris.
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Cnatfialbere niSht,

Nismano Sarf 20 iid erlaubeu, nod au srpe.
rtmentiren uno iiberal berum3uquadialbern,
tpenn ieine 2unsen in @efabr iinb. Dil
G6Din0indt iritt in ibrsn slnfdnaem i,nnlei
aIs cine art bon Gr,altuns auf. Niemamt
laile iid bon irgenb sinsm Sdnbler cine iens,
billiaen unO iuertblo(en Na9abmunaen bon
Or. Stinss neuer gntbeduns fir Gdpiubin4t
nno 8atarrb auff6paten, lonbern iiberseuas
iid), oab er itets bas ddts unb ri6tige Wlittel
erbdl'. Siele faufen isue stadaInnngen, iueiI
oieielben etiuas billissr iinb. aber man lalIs
fid oabu6 nidt IRE fiibrsn, ioabsrn beliebs
oarauf Or. 8inss neue Gntbe6uns 3u erbai.
ten, bon tuelder saranfirt wirb, bab iie seseu
ale 9eioen Der 2unse, osr aeble hnb bsr sltb.
munssorsane Iberbaupt AbbiIfe IGaHt.
@robe.Slaf6en gratis au babem In bsr Apo.
ilste bon U. Sreib. %reis Der srohsn 8la.
idben ST.
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9lnrnfnnaen, bic i6 ni6t gsbem tann,
neil i'd Gar nidt meiB. Tim pas es iid
rsentlid banbelt! SD fraBe mid: bin
i'd oenn Dirflid bel einnen? Bin i9
henie bier angefommen? Gtebe id bier
auf ber SerraRe nit elmer iuneen Dame2
Ober ifi bas gllles Elm 3raum2
B0ffOw bate febr erreat sefpr0den
unb nit elmer fOl6en Graft Der llebere
3eugung, 6aB &e9ine gaus betrOffen mar.
Sic fdmieg einen 9lngenblid, bann
i6iitteite .iie unpillig ben Gopf unb
faete:
NliO sic bleiben babel, sic linb
DOrber niemals nit mir iraenbmo gus
iammengetroffens
1liemals.
llHb Sie babeu mid aud ME bOrber
geieben.
Niemals.
gtun, fsnnten Sic bas aud bsidmb'
rem?
SaDobI.
Bei Sbrsr gbre?
SanDbl.
Danu l6p6ren Sie es.
SD f6w6re es bel meiner @bre.
Sd bin ifarr. fagte &eeine Iansiam
un6 mid eutiebt Dor g6hotu 3uriid.
illnD nun. laete BDkom in nadldliis
gent Zone. barf id wObl bOffen, baB
Sbre etiuas tpeitgebenben Mnfprii6e oil
mid befriebigt fino, unb es tpir6 Sbneu
| lu0bl re6t iein, penn iuir uns iDieoer
nit ben 9lnbern Dereinigen.
&eaiIle tpanbte iid obne elm 8Ott gu
eriDibern ab unb sing benz S6loiie sli.
St6ow fOlgte ibr.-
Die 8eielI1aft blieb nar nod tur3e
3eit i'm Gal0n bereiniQt. Wan begab
ii6 ausaabmsmeiie friib aur &ube, ca
| fiir bic S4IOBbewobner lnb oeren @dlte
Der Sag inorgen friiber als gep69nlif
beginner iOllie unb freubige Mufteeiln.
gen aller 9lrt III Nus{@t fiaM6en.
&egine blieb nod lange tua6. Sit
itanb in Der iuarmen 9ommermadt an
0ffenen ssenlfer ibrer Siube unb bhftt
in bic araue gia6t.
&ann elm 4ueen6fid bes Wabninns
elm gan3es 2eben 3eitriimmern2 iragtt
iie feufsenb, unb He fanb feline slntwOrt
barauf.
(Gortietuus foIst.)
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(6Ortietuns folst.)
@etpebeid,ipMmp phne 0cilnna.

Die &rafte nebmea a6, iobalb D9speplie ben
Masem ansreifi. Gurd @a6Idfiisleit sendbrt,
cat bic Rrantbeit bann einsn tmpEnbIi6en. Ser.
iuf an 6Itif9 unb cine bsbenfli&e 8erwi.
flung bes UlusfuIarsspebes CUR BoIss. lin oa
sriinbtid)e unb f9neIle sirdftisuna az i6affen,
bsbarf "a einsr selunoen @iassntarfuns. De.
ren sisbt rs absr feline beners ais Soifttters
MageRbitters, ba es cine Bieoerber1ieI.
lung Der @eDebe, bersn Maiie, 9raft nu6 G!a.
ftititdt in I5oIae Oes Observation-Disclosures Der
Gpeiien abasn mmsa babsH, nid)t MIR anbabut,
ionDsrn. bel iortg ietten 6ebraud, aud bardJ.
iibrt. Dislen prOssB Otr Bisosrhtrfslluns
tin,nleitsn, iollts geine 3eit psrlprea perben,
ebeaio wie man ni6t Damit parttH loll,s, iens
bdafiseu nsbel Su befeitissM ipsId)e Masen.
unb @srbenl6Ddde mitosruriadsn NIB be9iiu.
ftistH, ndmlid: SerhObIung nnO esberbe iGntr.
Sen, llnpdbIid'sstsn, iptIdt oas 4itters unfebl.
bar befsitiet @bsnfo biilt unb beugt es p0r
bel Walaria. unb siisrcnlsioen unb isrner IL
% eix Sor5asli@ss 9uifsmittsI aur Ardiiguns
Der ssR serrutttnosr Rrdnlbsit eSsnefenbeu :
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WafaebeuSe Nuiidte,,.

Ser Gountb anipalt @funbas pom Glae
County, Ssras, iast ,Sd) babe electric 8it.
iers nit benz iiberra( (9snoilen Griolse sebraudt.
Mein 8ruoer lit ebsnfalls in boben @rabe an
Malaria unb @elbiudt, ipurbe ober ourdJ redt.
aeitisen @ebraud iensr @febirin nod serettet
ST berbanft feline &sttuns ausfd)IeBIiG bsnl
electric 8itters. 9iefe aussesei6nete Mebicim
fdltt ssgen alle malarifden 2sben sbenlo-
tuobl uie ct Die1slbel beeitiat llniibertrefGlidJ
III IS aud Bel Qeber. unb @ierenleioen, iopie
allen ibrisen St0ruugeu Der 8erbauunas.
0rsane. Yreis 50 GeutS unb 81 per SSIalde in
BET Mpotbefe BON u. OreiS.
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BM6leus Mrusea.galbe.

Dir bsAt Salbs osr z8eIt fir g6uitts
ludl&uussu, @sfaDlts, Bisber. unb Saut.
xusfdIas, Gledte, SeipruHssns Sdnbs, 6roi.
bsuItn unb ale Sautfranfbsitsn; furirt 1a.
msrrh0ibeu Obsr tsias BesabIuns B6lliq.
GdtisfeatiOn saraHiirt obsr bas 8tlb pirb
suri&tritaiit. rs gents fit Sdadid bel "
Drtt6
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Aus ber &eri@tsfibung.
Staatsanwalt: 8ebenfen Sic, ber
Nngeflaete bate Dierunb3uanais Odien
geitoblen. 8ergegenipdrtigsn sic f@
Die 3abl, bas Iin6 nod einmal 10 biel
als sic, meine 0erren GeidmOrsnen !
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: Oie arailefien la,rOO, gluptOn

Die Nt1ttetlell O1irOb, 8la0t0n
unb 0einer finO in Muffin einsetrofteu,
I'm ni9t nur ben Oom, ionbsrn bas
ganse 4apitOl einer srtinblidem Inter.
iu9ung au unierwerfen. 3u gleider
3eit fOrbert sic 3apitOlbebbrbe sSeben
auf. Der irgeubiUelde Oefetie I'M Bau
Ha9Jumeiien bat. bielelben benz @ous
eerneur l6rifiIid sur aeuntnis su
brin0eu.
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llniere neteH Bintsrnaaren !:
GlDibiHs, DerrtHs EOileite'A 'ArtifsI. lin.
terasuq &C. iDmmeH Ha6 unb nadD an
uHb IitesH sur Sef9tisuns Dilen. Pan.
coat & 15Ohn.
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@ae ausatts gsaaren oele upsrs4
DRESS GOODS.

Aues mas gut TT unb NeS mas MODERN euen pOpuldreu
DRESS GOODS wele eet in ebrau tann te
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Her0st-N Nov1taetea

in Ssbe, aas, 6amm Plades Infer Dpartemen in dt
1T eomple unb ahren mir c @aars, wele mir gum Sra
empfeben f6nieu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

Sdslide 5reie Yreie fit Seras
eri6eint
nit Ausaa9me oes SOnntass
unb fo1tet
$1,000 ftir Sas Sabr pher $3.50
fitr 3 @OHAte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

9a,,tem 1tnterfleiosr

IN aaabhbarer WaswabI gu besbsa Yrien Qalts, eenea,
Santes paabth9r. Easnar GOets Yauber, neue 5srbfg
eeriets, Toilette 9rtsl, araaen Waniaen u /. {.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

1886 Derbraudte paris 272, POS
0eftDliter Bier,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
SHERMAN AND BLAINE.
"A Very Significant Letter from the Ohio
Statesman,

p,.,.,,
BUFFALO, Aug. "a paper of this city
printed some "reminiscences of the Hon.
A. n. Cole, who claims TO have been the
father of the rennhlic.n nart,, and ,,ho
for 9n ,aara h,, baa.' patty "uu "no
~. ~ So"'' nao peeh Oh more or less lntl-
mate terms with the great political lead
ers. IN Ihese articles has been much con-
cernlhg John sherman and the latter has
WfiOCen the folloWlng decidedly pertinent
letter 10 Mr Cole
nave read with deep, interest what is
Salu II IN lhe number OF July 10 in reference
10 Blaine ; opinion OF myself. 1t is quite
nave aiwaYs been on Intimate terms, and
nave always had the highest regard for
e@acli @ otner' we were Doth presented as
Ganuluates ca e IN lSSO, but then some of Mr.;
niatnt tt II ltleHus liCii IN ONO made the fatal
mistake or dividing the Ohio delegation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
Death of w, \ Wilkins, Editor.

w. A. Wilkins, the popular editor of the
Whitehall Times, died suddenly at .
o'clock Tuesday afternoon of cholera NOR
bus, at his residence in Whitehall. Mr..
wilkins began life as a tailor but inclined
by taste towards journalism and soon
established the V'hitahali Times, for
which his spicy paragraph gained consid-
cradle notice He was secretary for sew
eral years of the Washington county dem
Ocratic committee and chairman of the
senatorial distric committee. He was the
author of THE Cleverdale Mystery" a
political novel, which attracted some at
tention when first published
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

NEW YORK, Aug. "a man named
Mooney was arrested to-day for mCSing
an attempt to blow up the Queen, in har-
Dor here. When Mooney was searched
loaded revolver, box of cartridges and
dagger were found. In his pockets
were also found newspaper clip
pings with reference to the Canadian
fishery troubles, and in original. copy an
incendiary proclamation Of warning to the
Mooney said to the court We have ns
much right to tear down the English flag
as Britishers have to haul down the
American banner, The English act as
devils and expect us to be saints. say
the American flag must be respected. He
was committed to await examination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

SARATOGA, Aug. 3.-The first race to-day
was for purse of $500, three-quarters of
mile. Bo.Peep won, with Wait second.
Time, l.2l54. The second event was for Il
purse of $500, one mile. Columbine won.
Coldstream was second Time, l.+S54.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

PROVIDENCE Aug. 3.-Eugene Harley,
aged ~, Il Vermont school teacher, was
thrown from the steamer Pilgrim into the
sound by a lurch Monday night. He was
not missed, but was picked mp unhurt an
hour lI,r ~ tn achoouer f. NJ. Reed,
Baltimore, tor Providence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
Racing at buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 3.-In the 2;2l class un-
finished from yesterday, Loretta was first,
Charlie Hagan second, best time 22S19.
In the 2;23 class, Garrett was first and
Astral second, best time 2:l9. The 227
race WAS unfinished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
A Mysterious Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Aug 3.-The President
dined with the cabinet at Oak View last
evening and afterwards a formal meeting
was held. 1t is impossible to learn the
meetings object
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

RUTLAND, Aug. 3. - James Corbine,
aged 40, brakeman on the Bennington
and Rutland road was killed this morning
near Wallingford as it is supposed by
falling from "A moving freight train. He
leaves wife and three children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
Six Men Killed in AN Election Row.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. SIN a fight at Man
chester, Clay county, over the election six
men were killed, About forty men We're
in the fight, and pistols and knives were
freely used.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
THE RESULT KENTUCKY.
Possibility that the Republicans Carried
the State-Greatiyi Reduced Dem
Claims

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.-The returns come
in very slowly Unofficial reports from 50
out OF ll9 counties show democratic loss
of 1000 as compared with Cleveland's ma
jority which was $4,000. At this rate
Buckners plurality will be between 2O,-
600 and 10000. The official vote will be
counted by the local officers Thursday.
A private despatch from NJ. O. Bradley
to-day says: | am elected governor Of
Kentucky by 5000 majority. This indicates
the republican claims rs TO the result of
the election. Until to-day the republicans
have conceded the election of Buckner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3.-The Commercial
Gazette's Louisville special at midnight
says: News from 70 counties show gains
of 4,OO0 for Brady, republican. The
remaining counties are more strongly re-
publican and will proba oly elect him If
the proportion of gain holds out. Fox,
prohibitionist will probably get 1900.
The democrats have reduced their claim
to 5000 majority for Buckner. Only the
official count Thursday can relieve the
present uncertainty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

The winners of Monmouth park yester-
day were Bess, Galifet, Stuyvesant, Bar
mum, Young Duke and Soudan.
At Brighton, Eng The race for the
Brighton stakes was won by Meyry's Abu
X lea
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
Isle La Motto.

Haymg is nearly finished and some
farmers are already harvesting. Hay is a
good crop aud grain is looking WE'LL
Mrs. Frank SeVerence of Buffalo, formerly
Miss Lena Hill of Isle La Motto, is visiting
her father, Hon. ii. c. Hill--Miss Eliza
beth Hyde, Miss Myrtle Pike, Miss Alma Rey-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

The formal opening of the new
Brooks library at BrattIeboro will occu
Monday.
Norman Williams and family are now
crossing the Atlantic. They Will spend a
couple ot months in Germany and return
in October To Woodstock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
Chelsea.

During the storm Thursday night the
buildings OF John Calef in Washington,
were struck by lightning and destroy ed.
They Were new buildings worth 500 and
but lirtle insured. That same night,
Enoch Marten, neighbor OF Mr. Calef's,
who was on his return from Boston with
several horses he had recently bought,
had lodged his horses in a barn and shed
at New London, y. IL. A stroke of light
ming set the building ON fire and burned
six bnrSt-G IInSit,u :, mss nt Sl(
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
BristOl

NJ. w. Wilson and wife are visiting
friends IN Hlghgate. ..,..S. ID. Farr and
Ben Daggett, with their families, have
gone TO the lake for a few days. Bril- :
tol will send a large delegation to the lake
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
4 rory PLAN or NONE RULE.

Tho English Tory government WILL II Is
rumord, vindioltc Mr Gladstone policy
oi home rule 10y proposing scheme that
may prove attractive 20 some Nuiionalisis
II Is nothing mulr or lc,s than the rrstora.
ton oi the Guilan Parliament % strong
centralized executive, depending immcdi.
aicly on the Quc1u's government, aud a
Parliament which shall have fall powers Of
legislation. hut mo- effective control over
the executive. Thc written plan, from
which 10 much has been gathered, says
that "lhc H'crci oi the strength anl In.
dependence oi the executive will De- found
In thc permanent taxes 10 be voted by the
Imperial Parliament Js q conccmiiunt con.
diiou Of ihc restoration Of the Irish Tar.
lament. ThcFo will be- variable only by
regular act, aud no such net will be- passed
against the will oi the government twill
hc definitely understood from the Grst
that ministers will not feel Ia any way
bound TO resign in consequence oi an al.
ycr.c vote. They will acknowledge ma
responsibility oNcepi To the lord licu,cn.
ant This system Of permanent taxes /.
the keystone Of the whole plan" This ia
bold bid for popular good will, especially
as It is accompanied by land scheme that
j. modelled somewhat on Henry George,
plan. The landlord, are 10 be bought oul
with bonds secured ON the ordinary nv
cnuc, and as iar ~ possible, these bond.
arr to hc taken 10y the saving banks. and
thus be made popular securities. Mean
while the land bought from the landlord
will be- surrendered to the tenants will
no troublesome mortgage charges but
fairly heavy tax win be laid ON all Ian,
values, 10 he paid by the irccholdcr
with Incorporated landlords Of cours
some sort Of arrangement will be como TO
II Is intended 10 make this process d
redemption gradual Tho farmers Who's
holdings are redeemed will thus be scp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

The net receipts Of cotton during the
month of October have been decidedly
heavy, reaching l,2l3,40 bales, against
1854, $50 bales year ago and l,055, G24
bales two years since. For the two
months to November the excess com
pared with 1886 is 474, 527 bales, the gain
over 1855 being 1904 bales. The ex-
ports to foreign ports during October have
been 70l, 202 bales, and compare with
570,2l5 bales last year and 500,0l6 bales in
1886, the continent taking 20i,Sl bales
more this year than last, or an increase
oil over l3S per cent. The gross aggregate
overland for October was 20j,2l4 bales,
against 100 1871 bales in 1886 and $50, 53s
in 1885. For September and October the
movement exhibits an excess over the same
period last year OF as, 1879 bales, and COM
pared with 1885 IN increase OF 60, 5iS
bales. The amount of cotton marketed
from September | TO November | was
2,l5S, 1856 bales, compared with l,60s, 730
bales in 1885 and 1854, 422 bales in 1885.
OF this northern spinners have taken I43,
2l3 bales, an increase over the correspond
ing period OF 1856 Of 1885 bales, and
over the same time in 1885 Of I4,3O7 bales.
The southern consumption for September
and October amounts TO $1,000 bales, COM
pared with Gs,OOo in 1886 and 10000 in
100.